Summary

A few days ago, I heard an odd "clunk" sound in the middle of the night. Investigation revealed that the silverware drawer in the kitchen collapsed. Further investigation revealed that the brackets that hold the roller slides to the cabinet failed. You would think that replacement parts like that would be easy to find. But you would be incorrect. Turns out there are dozens of brackets of this general design, but unless you have the exact right one, the replacement parts don't fit. There are no manufacturer or part numbers so there's no way to order a specific part.

Check the dimensions on the attached graphic and make sure it's the part you need. If so, just download the STL and print it. If it's close, but yours is slightly different, download the STEP file and modify it. Post a remix.

Load the part in your slicer and mirror it to get left hand and right hand parts. Print them with PETG and set the top and bottom layers, and perimeters to yield a solid part with no infill. Orient the part on the bed as shown in the attached graphic. Use paint-on supports to generate supports for the overhangs since PETG doesn't bridge well.

Post a make and let me know how it worked.